FAQ

The most commonly asked questions about banking with First Capital Savings and Loan.

Getting Started

How can I become a client of First Capital Savings and Loan?
What documentation is needed to open an account with FCSL?
Where is First Capital Savings and Loan located?

CD (Currency Deposit) Account

What happens if I need to withdrawal my funds before my Investment Account's maturity date?
How can I monitor the growth of my account?
If I am not compounding my monthly interest, how do I access my funds?

Xtreme Mastercard

What is a "source of funds letter"?
What is a "bank reference letter"?

Services

How do I make a deposit into my FCSL Investment or Savings Account?
How long does it take for a wire transfer to post to my First Capital S&L account?
How do I transfer money from an Investment Account to a FCSL Savings Account?
How do I transfer money from my FCSL Savings Account to my Investment Account?
How long do my funds have to be in my Investment Account before I can access them?
How do I make a withdrawal from on of my Investment Account?
How do I make a withdrawal from my FCSL Savings Account?
Why is my money being converted to Euros?
What is a Corresponding Bank?
What is a Swift Code?

Privacy

What is FCSL’s policy on banking privacy?
What is encryption?
What can I do to protect my personal information on the Internet?
 

If you have further questions please let us know by sending a message to info@firstcapitalsl.com. Our staff will be happy to assist you.

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   CONTACT US

Address:
Auckland Compliance Ltd,
Level 3, Suite 24
60 Cook St 1010
Auckland - New Zealand

Telephone:
+64 9 (889) 2825

Emails:
info@firstcapitalsl.com

Submit proof of ID and Address to:
identification@firstcapitalsl.com

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First Capital Savings & Loan is offering financial services as a Finance Company and not as a registered bank under supervision by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. Services are not available to the public in New Zealand.